In the case described in Section 25.1.2. Jay has written the report to suit the boss, and the company has gone ahead with an ambitious commercialization program for Catalyst A. Jay has been put in charge of the pilot plant where development work is being done on the project. To allay personal doubts, Jay runs some clandestine tests on the two catalysts. To Jay's astonishment and dismay, the tests determine that even though Catalyst A works better under most conditions (as everyone had expected), at the operating conditions specified in the firm's process design, Catalyst B is indeed considerably superior. What should Jay do? a. What are some potential outcomes, and related consequences of Jay's new decision (i.e. the decision he will make after completing the tests with the two catalysts)? Assess how likely these outcomes are. b. What would you do in Jay's position? c. What AICHE ethical responsibilities are involved? d. What approaches identified in part 1 of this assignment would have mitigated/prevented the situation Jay is now in?